Medon 16 A remote limit 00:00:00 16 A 11.0 kW 18.2 kWh

The smart charging cable for your existing charger

Make EV charging
CONTROLLABLE.

Without replacing your current charging infrastructure.

Medon's smart charging cable sits between your charger and your car. With built-in control and metering, you can adjust the charging power at any moment and see exactly how much energy was delivered. Connects to your energy management system through open standards.

Who it's for

Become a customer

Make your existing charging infrastructure smart.

Is your charging infrastructure not smart, is its software no longer supported, or are you paying too much for smart features? Medon's smart charging cable gives you every option, without an expensive subscription: charging on solar power, a low capacity tariff and optimal charging at dynamic prices.

Home charging

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Home charging

Can't connect your charger at home to your P1 port or EMS? Use Medon's smart charging cable and always charge at the best rate.

Businesses

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Businesses

Struggling with little flexibility in controlling your charging infrastructure, a tight grid connection, or employees' home chargers that don't link up with your billing system? Medon's smart charging cable offers one cost-effective solution.

Become a partner

Make every charger controllable.

Do you install energy management systems or offer a dynamic energy contract? With Medon's smart charging cable, you reach more customers.

EMS installers

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EMS installers

Running into chargers that don't have the right protocols to connect to the EMS you install? Medon's smart charging cable supports OCPP, its own API and Modbus.

Energy suppliers

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Energy suppliers

Want more EV drivers to benefit from your dynamic energy contract? Medon's charging cable makes existing, non-controllable charging infrastructure ready for dynamic charging after all.

How it works

Keep the charger.
Add Medon.

Medon's charging cable is the plug-and-play way to make EV chargers smart. Simply swap your current charging cable for Medon's and connect it to our software, or to the energy management system you already use.

IEC 61851

Communicates via the official standard between charger and car.

Charging current control

Adjusts the charging current in real time via the PWM signal on the control pilot.

Measurement

Measures voltage, current and the energy delivered.

Connectivity

OCPP 1.6 / API / Modbus

Connects to the systems you already use.

Energy price Own PV
Backend / EMS

Optimising, at every moment

Charging current 16 A
Charger EV Medon

Charger Medon — nominal PWM

Medon EV — duty cycle: 26.7%

Built & tested

Medon already works today.

This isn't a concept. We have a working prototype, tested inline between a real charger and an EV. The first pilot units are currently being prepared.

From prototype to product.

The first version of Medon focuses on adding intelligence to non-controllable chargers. From there, we're building the features users, integrators and the market need for smarter charging.

Current phase
01

Pilot

Roll out the first units and test Medon with real users and partners.

02

Iterate

Use feedback from the pilot to improve the hardware, software and integrations.

03

Expand

Add new capabilities and integrations.

04

Release commercially

Work towards the first commercial units.

Target: ~6 months

What we're building now

More control

  • Load balancing via P1 port
  • 1-/3-phase charging
  • V2G retrofit

More integration

  • EMS software
  • OCPP 2.1
  • State of Charge readout

More measurement

  • MID metering
  • Billing
  • RER certificates

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Medon is moving into pilot testing. We're looking for people and partners who want to test Medon in practice, give feedback, and help build what comes next.

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